Wed November 10 2004
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11:50 AM by Colin Dunstan in Miscellaneous | Lounge
Incoming Mail (POP3) Server – requires SSL: Outgoing Mail (SMTP) Server – requires TLS: Account Name: Email Address: Password: |
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09:28 AM by Colin Dunstan in Archive | Handhelds and Smartphones
Inquirer reports today a British company called CSR PLC (LSE:CSR) developed UniFi-1, the first single chip WiFi solution for the embedded device market (camera, MP3 player, PDA, Smartphone, ...). What is really great about this chip is that all the relevant software runs on a seperate RISC processor, which means no processing power is taken away from the device's main CPU. Better still, the chip comes for the low wholesale price of $6.96 for the 802.11 b/g version or $9.98 for the a/b/g version. And, according to CTO James Collier, you should be able to run Bluetooth, GPRS and WiFi at the same time! To get more info, you can read the official press release statement. The future belongs to WiFi! |
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07:47 AM by Alexander Turcic in Archive | Mobile Sites
Today's link: MSNBC Mobile TOP News |
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Tue November 09 2004
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04:28 PM by divajess in Archive | Handhelds and Smartphones
The offer is limited to November 11th and only 1,111 copies, so don't miss out on a great sale! |
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01:58 PM by divajess in Miscellaneous | Lounge
I'm a Firefox devotee (just upgraded from the Firefox 1.0 Preview version this morning), because I love A) security, B) tabbed browsing, and most of all, C) all the great extensions that really make Firefox functional and unique! If you haven't tried Firefox, I highly suggest giving it a whirl. |
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12:32 PM by sUnShInE in Miscellaneous | Lounge
SkinIt has arrived. Sort of like the tattoos that HP has been offering for their new line of iPods, SkinIt skins have taken the idea to the next level: offering up cool designs to improve the groove of all your gadgets. Most skins run between $5 and $10USD. |
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11:20 AM by sUnShInE in Archive | Handhelds and Smartphones I just came across a new Palm application that notes mentioning. Earthcomber is a free "virtual treasure map" for Palm devices that provides location-based information and notifies you when you are in range of your personal favorites. Best utilized with a Bluetooth GPS receiver or Smartphone, it can also work for offline PDA's by telling the map where you are. Earthcomber notifies you when you are within range of favorite stores, services, attractions, libraries, post offices, shopping malls, hospitals -- essentially whatever spot you tell it you're interested in. You can select from their pre-existing lists, or add your own. Over 1.2 million U.S. points of interest are mapped, and more are added each day by content partners and by advertisers that purchase listings. Earthcomber is spam-free, and with it you determine what info you want to receive and that which you don't. You can search for favorites from .2 miles all the way up to 100 miles away. Unlike similar applications, Earthcomber can work from external media. Plus, users choose what maps they wish to carry. Check out the user guide for more info and get ready to start combing. |
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09:57 AM by Zire in Archive | Handhelds and Smartphones
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